Universal Walker Hand Grip Covers - Luxurious Soft Fleece with Sculpted Memory Foam Cores (Classic Black)

My palms were getting rubbed so much by the rubber walker and crutches. The soft covers really helped a lot.

These handle grips also helped with the soreness that was occurring with out them

These are really soft. I have to lean on my walker to walk. My arms from the elbow to the wrist were rubbing raw sores from the hard plastic. This has relieved the pain. Thank you.

I thought it was great and so does walker user

Very poor quality. Not what I expected. I was looking for a round item to fit the handle of mynwalker. This item was square. Not a good fit for a round handle.

I think the padding is good. I have dupuytrenes disease in my hands as well as a broken leg and these have helped both.

Ended up with a big callous that became infected underneath and ended me up in an Urgent Care. Not as padded as I though they would be but better than nothing.

It met my expectation I used it on tricep bar since I lost all muscle on my hands due to guillaen syndrome I used as barrier btwn th bar and the bottom pall of my hand it was cushion not to hurt anymore.

The way these are portrayed by the accompanying images, plus words like "luxurious," etc. the description gives the impression of soft, well-padded roundnesses.Nothing could be further from the truth. I was issued a generic walker from the hospital—one I would assume most people have, rather than any special designs or expensive chassis—but I *also* have a more upscale one, which is sturdier and slightly differently built where the handles are.But these grips are awkward, don't fit either, don't wrap around properly, and leave a large, irregular strip where each end meets running right down the center of the grip that leave you little choice as to "the right way " or "the wrong way" to install them.If you do them with the strip facing up, you have a long, uncomfortable mass of outer binding plus ill-fitting velcro in the center of your palm. If you do it with that side down, the bulging, irregular strip is right under your fingers.If I had special walkers I wouldn't be so critical, but these are supposed to be "luxurious" "memory foam" grips for everyday walkers, an example of which I have not one, but two.These seem to fall into that familiar gap: In trying to make a product that fits everything, they come up with something that fits nothing.(If you can find cotton padding, like that in large surgical dressings, plus a velcro-based Ace bandage or two, you can custom-make your own grips that will fit your walker perfectly; no memory foam involved.)